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Judith Reynolds
Position: Staff reporter

‘It’s just time’: Music in the Mountains artistic director retires

From 1988 on, Greg Hustis has experienced festival from inside out

Linda Mack Berven explains it all

Music in the Mountains schedules pre-concert lectures

Satire stings: ‘Heathers’ and America’s great divide

Musical being staged at FLC’s MainStage Theatre.

Up on the mesa, Shakespeare under the stars

If you’re puzzled by relationships, Shakespeare’s your playwright. Especially in “Much Ado About Nothing,” his brilliant comedy about love, friendship and family connections. And, just to ma...

For Figueroa, it’s the music that counts

Music in the Mountains presents six Festival Orchestra concerts

A wagonload of music

A snazzy, green-and-white traveling performance wagon will launch Music in the Mountains’ 36th season Thursday. At 11 a.m. in Boyle Park, Mancos, the wagon will unfold and reveal the festiva...

Creede Repertory Theatre mounts engaging season

When Emily Van Fleet walks on stage as Patsy Cline, the sign above her quickly flips from Creede Opera House to Grand Ole Opry. It’s a nice tribute to Creede’s illustrious 57-year history pe...

Shakespeare’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ opens June 30 at FLC

It’s 1945. American soldiers are returning home from World War II. Big-band music fills the air – “Sing, Sing, Sing” and “I’m Beginning to See the Light.” That’s the setting for “Much Ado Ab...

A senior recital to remember

On June 2, violinist Casey Reed walked into Roshong Recital Hall at Fort Lewis College, thanked the audience for coming and launched into a brilliant, 100-minute program. Music lovers would ...

Musical platitudes and a platypus story

Durango Chamber Music Festival presents premieres

Straight out of COVID and Genesis

Durango Theatreworks presents pop musical

Summer in the Underground

Merely Players presents double bill in June